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Fragmented OCR text mentions figures such as WALTHER Auditos Internal Affairs AMOS HH MYLAN Seo y Internal Affairs and congressmen at large in multiple districts. Names include JOHN R PARR ALEX CONNELL GROVER OHAS PYMALLEY.
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Archbald Seen as Fit for Re election by Northeastern Pennsylvania
The column lauds Judge Archbal d as one of the region s most conservative court officials. It notes his long residency in Lackawanna County and his deep knowledge of local affairs. It argues that, beyond party lines, his experience and faithful service warrant his re election.
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Pennsylvania
Lackawanna County
Hon. R. W. Archbald
Archbald
Scranton to Welcome General Hastings on Campaign Visit
In Scranton and Lackawanna County the forthcoming visit of General Hastings is hailed as pivotal for Pennsylvania Republicans. The piece argues the tour will boost momentum for the protectionist cause, unite voters across parties, and reinforce Hastings as a symbol of merit and economic sanity amid national politics.
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Pennsylvania
Hastings
Lackawanna County
Washington
Lackawanna
Pryor's Popularity Highlighted in Campaign Nominations
The piece notes Clarence B. Pryor has long been seen as capable and trusted, with even opponents acknowledging his strength as the Republican prothonotary. It cites broad support and respect for his ability integrity and experience amid a campaign against Sheriff Fahey.
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Clarence B. Pryor
Sheriff Fahey
Mr. Pryor
Pryor for Congress and Tammany’s New Mayor Candidate
A sharp political column defends Mr. Pryor as an ideal public servant in Lackawanna County and attacks Mk. SrRAvs, Tammany’s mayoral decoy, as a tool of vile aims. It questions Judge Merrifield’s legacy and pleads for continued Pryor leadership after November 6.
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Lackawanna County
Mk. Srravs
Tammany
Energetic John R. Jones Named for District Attorney
The piece argues Lackawanna County should elect John R. Jones as district attorney, praising his energy, enterprise, and proven trial skill. It lauds his ties to the people and asserts he would modernize the office and reduce crime and costs. It also references local politics and a separate note about Mars and Populism.
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Lackawanna County
John R. Jones
Democratic Attacks Fail Against Irish Descent Candidates
The piece defends Vaughan and O Malley as legitimate Republican nominees and rebuts Democratic efforts to discredit Irish American candidates. It argues no law bars pursuit of political office on a Republican ticket and criticizes Democratic bosses for twisting concessions into pretenses of dishonor.
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Lackawanna County
James C. Vaughn
Charles P. O'Malley
Democratic Party
Vaughan
O'Malley
Political clash over protection and bi met talism in Democratic platform
The text critiques Democratic leaders for poor judgment in embracing protectionist stance and bi met alism while predicting a prosperous shift if such policies prevail. It questions the platform shared by figures like Commodore Sinnerly and Edward Merrifield, noting Southern weariness of free trade and urging a Republican house.
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Commodore Sinnerly
Edward Merrifield
Singerly
Frustrated Voices on Suffrage and Citizenship Qualifications
The excerpt argues that voting rights should belong to all citizens but emphasizes the need to prove qualifications and character as a prerequisite. It frames universal suffrage as sacred yet cautions against giving rights to those lacking patriotism or proper credentials, urging careful, merit-based inclusion in the political process.
Bogus Reformers from Syracuse Post Editorial
Civil service reform under this administration is a mockery and sham. It acts as a bridge for the spoils system to push thousands into government jobs. The people are waking up and will vote to rebuke the spoils system.
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Syracuse Post
English iron firms gain share rise after tariff
Since the Wilson tariff bill the quotations of two English iron companies have advanced by 70000 dollars while no similar boost is reported for domestic firms.
Representation and Protectionism Define a Scranton Victory
REPUBLICAN PROTECTIONIST REPRESENTATIVE SCRANTON is praised for unwavering support of tariffs, a stance described as central to his qualification for office and the basis for urging Ed ward Merrifield's defeat.
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Scranton
Edward Merrifield
Grover You Cannot From Cleveland's Letter
The excerpt quotes Cleveland urging restraint and condemning outrageous discrimination and violation of principle. It frames a moral rebuke to oppose harsh actions and defend fair treatment amid public criticism.
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Cleveland
Political currents and candidates in Pennsylvania article
The piece surveys party alignments in Pennsylvania politics, noting the Grange linked to varied stances within the People's Party, Democrats, and Republicans. It highlights candidates Hart Farr Jones and O Bayly, plus judges like Mayer and Boranton, with remarks on campaign dynamics and public sentiment in various counties.
Forging Ahead The Best Equipped Mant Tribune Notes Advances
Scranton Tribune unveils new type and machines boosting production to 3000 improvements. Beranton Tribune reports $3 investment in typesetting equipment. Williamsport Times praises Mergenthaler linotype adoption. Troy Times lauds Tribune upgrade to modern typesetting. Wilkes-Barre Times notes Merenthivler machines enable three men per unit with future job impacts.
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American Position Voices Strong on Indifference in Lebanon
The Lebanon Daily News reports the state's president denouncing indifference and criticizing judges who grant naturalization to foreigners who recently arrived in the country. The piece notes concerns about recklessness in such rulings and calls for scrutiny of naturalization processes.
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